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FALL 2007: EDUC 1301ASSIGNMENT DUE DATES Unless otherwise noted, assignments are to be submitted via email. Up to 20 points may be deducted for lack of professionalism (submitting the assignment after the due date. |
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NOTE ABOUT WRITTEN ASSIGNMENTS: All written work should be a minimum of three paragraphs. Each paragraph should be a minimum of three sentences to about eight sentences. Work should be double spaced, 12 point type (font). Use either Times, Arial, or Helvetica type styles (fonts). You may submit your work as an attachment. Your reading and writing level should be at the 12th grade level. If necessary, go to the TJC Writing Lab in Jenkins Hall (J 1108), and they will assist you. All assignments should have a concluding statement that includes a reaction/response/ or reflection of the assignment. This should indicate critical thought about the assignment. Remember you are expected to write at the 12th grade level. Do not hesitate to contact the instructor for clarification. Refer to THIS LINK for help in grammar and punctuation. As the instructor, I reserve the right to make modifications in content and schedule to promote the best and most effective educational experience possible for you. Check often for changes and updates in the assignments. CLICK ON THE LINK BY THE DUE DATE FOR AN EXPLANATION OF THE ASSIGNMENT. REMEMBER THAT WE NO LONGER HAVE AN INTERNSHIP. IT IS NOW CALLED A FIELD BASE EXPERIENCE. If you come across a reference to Intern or Internship, this is intended to be "education major" and "Field Base Experience." DATE ASSIGNMENT 08/23 Complete Online Orientation before beginning any assignments. Wait for comfirmation before submitting work. 08/31 Your professional Resume; and Teacher Skills Click HERE for a sample resume. There are two parts to this assignment: A Resume and an analysis of your strengths and weaknesses. Send each part of the assignment in a separate email. 09/03 LABOR DAY HOLIDAY 09/04 YOU MUST SUBMIT YOUR CAMPUS CHOICE BY THIS DAY. 09/05 Reflections of Past Teachers 09/12 Professional Growth Plan 09/14 Learning Styles Inventories due There are two of them for you to take. Contact your school and Handbook Statement due 09/21 Lesson Plan due 09/26 EDUC 1301 Evaluation Unit 1 due Chapters 1, 2, 3 (See instructions for submitting) Click HERE. 09/28 Diversity Activity 10/01 Begin Field Base Experience no later than this week. You have 8 weeks to complete. 10/04 Prompt 1 due 10/05 Philosophy of Education 10/10 Parent Involvement Plan 10/11 Prompt 2 due 10/12 EDUC 1301 Evaluation Unit 2 due. Chapters 4, 5, 6, 7. Click HERE 10/15 Positive, Productive Classroom Environment (Classroom Management Plan) due 10/19 Prompt 3 due 10/26 EDUC 1301 Evaluation Unit 3 due. Chapters 8, 9, 10, 11. Click HERE. 10/29 Comparison of Professional Organizations 11/03 Technology Plan 11/13 Mission Statement for Campus Plan 11/15 EDUC 1301 Evaluation Unit 4 due. Chapters 12, 13, 14, 15, 16. Click HERE. 11/17 Campus Plan Power Point to be emailed to instructor 11/21 THANKSGIVING BREAK 11/29 Field Base Experience Report 12/01 Portfolio must be complete 12/06 Self-evaluation and Course-evaluation to be emailed to instructor 12/07 Final Exam Due GRADES ARE BASED ON THE FOLLOWING: Written Assignments Field Base Experiance(6 assignments Projects Evaluations Each topic is worth 25% of your final grade. Grading considerations: Professionalism - assignment turned in on time. Technical writing - no major grammar errors. Process - all the elements addressed. Quality of writing - the content presented on a 12th grade or higher level. Format When it becomes necessary, the instructor reserves the right to edit, omit, change, or add to the assignments with appropriate notice to students. |